Television labor talks roil networks in waning contract push
Union AFTRA negotiates with CBS NBC and ABC amid stalled three year pact discussions. Key figures Sayuri Wolff and Cavett events anchor the strikes risk while talks focus on wages and number of specials. The era's pattern echoes a March 1967 strike that ended after 1 day.
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Local TV Listings Mix For Several Stations Across Iowa
A jumble of channel tags and program labels appears for TV listings across multiple stations including KTVO KOUB WOC and KIIN in Davenport Dubuque and Des Moines areas. The page references weather updates and news segments alongside routine entertainment and sports slots in a dense grid of call signs and times.
Skylab 3 Cooling Loop Replenished Amid Repair Efforts
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Pogue Gibson and others replenished a leaking coolant loop, stabilizing a critical refrigeration system. A second small leak may require servicing. mission duration could be affected if cooling fails, prompting extended spacewalks and careful component checks.
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Cdwin Gibson
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Youths given 10 year terms in bank holdup
Two Kansas City youths Robert Mayd Fulton and Michael Neilson were sentenced to ten years in prison after pleading innocent to charges in a Ridgeway bank holdup. A third man, David Celedon, pled guilty and awaits sentencing. The trio forced a bank officer to open the vault and fled with about 2800 dollars before being caught less than an hour later by FBI agents at the Des Moines airport.
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Hau
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PBS
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Nixon Signs Defense Bill Amid Storm of Debate
AP reports President Nixon signs the $21.3 billion defense bill in Washington state, with the measure funding the Ashense department and R and D. The package runs about $600 million below Pentagon projections, drawing strong congressional reactions.
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KY Biscay
Invest and exercise guide outlines a fitness program
A fragmented text promotes physical fitness with a four part plan including regular exercise, supplementary recreation, increased daily activity, and activity at school and work. It suggests daily 30 to 60 minutes of workouts focusing on endurance and posture, plus tips on using stairs, standing, and avoiding excessive sitting. It blends investment advice with fitness notes, listing letters and names in a garbled sports and finance mix.
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Scrioul
Nixon lauds Air Force sergeant as greatest honor
In Florida near Miami Nixon praised an Air Force sergeant who slapped a volunteer at a Disney World event while the President mingled with attendees. Witnesses say Nixon called the moment a great privilege as reporters noted the strange distraction during his visit.
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Pentagon Heads Make Switch to Smaller Autos
Washington reports senior Pentagon officials have voluntarily given up their larger vehicles for smaller, more fuel efficient autos in a symbolic move to save fuel. The change aims to reduce fuel usage, with officials indicating the department will phase out heavy trucks in favor of mid sized sedans and compact cars.
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